Widget returns the count of new and subject of last e-mail in a Gmail
inbox. Use ${count} and ${subject} in the format string to retrieve
the values. Widget takes a table with login information as an
argument.
I don't like how gmail widgets handle sensitive data but I gave in
seeing how popular they are. Better storing and handling of login
information would be in order but this isn't Python and I'm out of
ideas. For now use it on your own responsability, I would suggest to
set login info directly in the widget and file as read-only by user.
It's time for a standalone battery widget that reads
/proc/acpi/battery/*/{info,state} alone. However the old battery
widget that uses 'acpitool' will not be deleted, let it serve as an
alternative widget as a convenience. Some might also prefer it over
reading multiple files in /proc
Vicious is a modular widget library for 'awesome' window manager,
derived from the 'Wicked' widget library.
Summary of changes:
* Original wicked code modularized
* Widgets ported from Wicked:
- CPU, MEM, FS, NET, Date, Uptime, MPD
* CPU widget rewritten, uses pattern matching
* MEM widget rewritten, uses pattern matching
- Swap widget merged with MEM widget type
* FS widget rewritten, uses pattern matching
- Also fixed padding in the process
* NET widget rewritten, uses pattern matching
* MPD widget rewritten, a bit more versatile
* Removed deprecated helper functions
* Widgets written for Vicious:
- Thermal, Battery, Mbox, OrgMode, Volume, Entropy,
Disk I/O, System Load, Wireless, Pacman, Maildir
Adrian C. (anrxc)